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Document, signed by leaders of 11 major local organizations, vows to addresss the existence of racism while advancing equity and diversity.

Nearby residents had opposed proposed subdivison, expressing concern it would further impact flooding concerns in the area.

Designation had been previously referred back to administration by council in January 2015.

Health unit has received nearly 250 reported rat sightings in Thunder Bay since it started tracking the data less than two years ago.

Court rules CN breached original 1906 agreement.

City has spent more than $1.3 million for costs including legal expenses and expert fees.

Potential funding source for watercourse safety audit recommendation evaporates; effectiveness of existing Eye on the Street program questioned.

Administration to report back in two weeks with recommendation that could include donation of city-owned surplus lands.

Four per cent municipal accommodation tax to go in effect beginning on Sept. 1 and is expected to generate $2 million annually.

Only two of committee's five community representatives are visible minorities.